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A team of scientists at Harvard Medical School in Boston (USA) has invented a silicon chip that can detect cancer cells early. Soon, this smart chip will replace the cur…
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A team of scientists at Harvard Medical School in Boston (USA) has invented a silicon chip that can detect cancer cells early. Soon, this smart chip will replace the cur…
'Addictive nicotine is like heroin or cocaine' ... According to a study by Boston University, the United States for every 10 smokers, there are 6-9 people relapse. There…
The small town of Framingham, near Boston, Massachusetts, USA has become a giant science laboratory for nearly 60 years. There has been a unique medical study in human h…
According to the research results of scientists from Children's Hospital Boston (USA) announced on November 1, the main cause of sudden death syndrome in children is rel…
According to the latest research by Credit Suisse First Boston (CSFB) on hundreds of corporations - US companies, in 2006, among their total budget for advertising, onli…
According to Newatlas, robot Atlas of Boston Dynamics (a subsidiary of Softbank) is making amazing developments in addition to being able to move on rough terrain.
Boston Dynamics builds robots capable of moving like people, obstacles, even dancing to music.
We have seen the robots of Boston Dynamics able to move on the legs proficiently or climb stairs and run at high speed.
Perhaps this is the most remarkable upgrade of the robot version from Boston Dynamics.
In a 25-second video released today, Boston Dynamics (now a subsidiary of SoftBank, Japan) has demonstrated the mysterious SpotMini robot that feels like a real dog.
Japan's Softbank completes acquisition of Boston Dynamics, a company that makes robots so many people fear.
Boston Dynamics, a subsidiary of Google, launched a four-legged robot called the Handle and was able to scare many people.
Scientists build animal simulation robots that make them superior features such as better swimming, faster or higher jumps.
Some parks in Boston (USA) will soon receive smart benches with solar power systems that provide power charging and environmental monitoring sensors.
WildCat can automatically stand up quickly if it falls or lose its balance, which can operate in daunting conditions, according to DARPA.